Beer v. slugs: Beer won. I won't take a picture of it, unless you ask me to post one. I'm guessing you won't. The death toll so far is 3, I think.
C, I haven't had time to prune my radishes yet, but I will this afternoon or tomorrow. Tonight we're going to a crew potluck and I'm making a double batch of the Jicama Apple Slaw I mentioned a few posts ago so we can keep some for ourselves. Yum....
Now I just have to figure out what to wear. Ladies, do you ever have this problem, where your S.O. takes you to a function of some kind and doesn't tell you how formal it is? Honey, I love you, but unless it's Ladies' Night for lodge, you rarely know. Thus I've begun calling other wives who've been to these things before, or I wear something that can be easily dressed up or down with a necklace so I just keep the necklace on or off as needed. It's all about flexibility.
The German in me has come out: Die Frau (translation: The Lady) will post her ramblings, thoughts, and gripes so she won't drive her loving man, supportive family, or amazing friends screaming into the night.
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
How does my garden grow?
I promised pictures of my garden, and here they are:

From left to right, I have arugula (which I picked a lot of, so it looks a little mangy), turnips, radishes, and lettuce.

Here's the arugula--It tastes really peppery and is great in a salad. There's something incredibly satisfying about eating it.

Above and below: Close-up of the fava beans and the whole "crop"


Radish!

Lettuce!

Peas! See how they're beginning to use the trellis (below)?


Annnd...slugs. Does anyone know how to get rid of slugs? I know about using Irish Spring to get rid of deer. We bought some yesterday; I'll let you know how that turns out. Now I just have to add basil and maybe tomatoes.
From left to right, I have arugula (which I picked a lot of, so it looks a little mangy), turnips, radishes, and lettuce.
Here's the arugula--It tastes really peppery and is great in a salad. There's something incredibly satisfying about eating it.
Above and below: Close-up of the fava beans and the whole "crop"
Radish!
Lettuce!
Peas! See how they're beginning to use the trellis (below)?
Annnd...slugs. Does anyone know how to get rid of slugs? I know about using Irish Spring to get rid of deer. We bought some yesterday; I'll let you know how that turns out. Now I just have to add basil and maybe tomatoes.
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